Daryl Toolulla Hippi, Jakiel James Gillon, Taryll Edward Gillon front court on weapons, drugs charges

The two 18 year olds and 21 year old are facing weapons and drugs charges.

Two teenagers and a 21-year-old man charged with weapons and other offences have appeared back before the Toowoomba Magistrates Court.

Eighteen-year-olds Daryl Toolulla Hippi and Jakiel James Gillon and 21-year-old Taryll Edward Gillon were taken into custody after a police raid on a Toowoomba residence on December 20, 2022, allegedly led to the discovery of weapons, cannabis and a set of keys belonging to a stolen black BMW.

None of the accused has as yet been required to enter any pleas to their respective charges which include up to 19 matters including multiple counts of burglary, unlawful possession of weapons, unlawful use of motor vehicles and one each of possessing cannabis and a drug utensil, and animal cruelty.

At their initial court appearance, brothers Jakiel and Tarryl Gillon were granted bail while Daryl Hippi was refused bail and remanded in custody.

However, since then Jakiel Gillon has also been remanded in custody and he and Hippi appeared in court via video link from the prison on Friday.

Solicitor Nathan Bouchier, for Hippi, said he had a conference booked with his client on January 30 and asked for an adjournment.

Solicitor Kirsty Smith, for Jakiel Gillon, likewise asked for an adjournment.

Magistrate Kay Phillipson therefore remanded both in custody and adjourned their respective matters for mention in court on February 2.

Solicitor Brad Skuse, for Taryll Gillon, told the court he had lost contact with his client despite sending him correspondence.

Ms Phillipson remanded Tarryl Gillon on bail and adjourned his matters to February 16.